Now that I am in 5 different Skool communities, I am already overwhelmed with "having" to interact and post just in order to get access to the locked videos/courses. If this is just the beginning of Skool, soon there will be tons of communities for everything, like on Facebook. How is this going to work out for users? My opinion: I would rather pay a fee to get direct access to courses and videos than spend time. For a hobby topic it might be different. I might indulge in comments and interaction, but for business ? Would be interested about your opinions/experiences on this.

Hi Everyone, I'm in the process of updating my digital product funnels. I'm curious, what makes you want to "buy now" Expiring Bonuses or Expiring Discounts?

Creators tend to have a ton of ideas all the time— especially if you’re multi-passionate! What’s your favorite way of keeping track of them so they don’t all live in your head?

This is one of my favorite questions to ask other business owners: what's an unusual or unexpected KPI you track in your business? Since I expanded one of my brands from B2E to B2C, I have a few unique metrics I use to gauge how well the audience is broadening beyond business owners that I look at: - How many new Instagram followers have either private or "unbranded" accounts - How many referrals I get from dark social to gauge word of mouth in the B2C space - How many new email subscribers have a non-business email address

I'd love to know if and how anybody else is organizing their content (ideas). I'm working on systematically creating Evergreen Content pieces (using the Champagne Client Content Kit), so I can reuse it in E-Mail Sequences, Promotion, etc. Since i already have created a lot of content in the past, I want to make sure I also audit, what older content I can up-cycle. I started building out a Notion Page with linked databases for the Core Content and my messaging/statements. I want to add the different client phases, so I can make sure I offer relevant, transforming content pieces for every client phase. (And corresponding product offer.) At the moment this vault is in it's building stage, being filled out with stuff I already have written. But I'm already using it to decide what kind of content to create next, - the feeling being, that I can systematically stuff gaps in m marketing content 😄 But it also get's bulky fast... so do any of you have found a usefull way to organize your evergreen content?